welovetrump--2020-06-19--Atlanta Officer Garrett Rolfe Charged with Murder In Rayshard Brooks Shooting

With `` defund the police '' rhetoric spreading across the nation , many observers fear that this charge is politically motivated .
If convicted , the officer , who appeared to fire out of self defense , could face the death penalty .
The former Atlanta police officer who fatally shot a black man as he ran away with the officer 's Taser last week has been charged with murder , Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard announced Wednesday .
Garrett Rolfe , who was fired after the killing of 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks , faces 11 criminal charges , including @ @ @ @ @ @ @ murder charge , Rolfe could face the death penalty or life in prison without parole .
Howard , speaking to reporters Wednesday , said prosecutors reviewed eight videos of the shooting and spoke with 10 witnesses and determined that Brooks `` did not pose an immediate threat of death or serious physical injury '' to the officers .
The district attorney said the officers failed to provide `` timely '' medical attention to Brooks for two minutes after he was shot and that Rolfe kicked Brooks as he was lying on the ground @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' The second officer at the scene , Devin Brosnan , faces three charges , including aggravated assault for standing or stepping on Brooks ' shoulder after he was shot , Howard said .
Howard said Brosnan has agreed to become a cooperating witness for the state and testify against Rolfe , adding that prosecutors are recommending a bond of $ 50,000 in exchange for his cooperation .
The district attorney said Brosnan is one of the first officers in Fulton County to testify against someone in his own department .
Brosnan 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that while Brosnan is cooperating with investigators , he has not agreed to testify or to plead guilty to any charge .
In an interview with CNN , attorney Don Samuel disputed the aggravated assault charge , claiming that his client placed his foot on Brooks to make sure he `` did n't have access to a weapon . ''
Samuel also said Brosnan had fallen and suffered a concussion and was n't initially aware that Brooks had been shot .
On Friday , June 12 , Rolfe and Brosnan arrived at a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Brooks had fallen asleep in his vehicle .
Police said Brooks failed a sobriety test and struggled with police when they tried to cuff him .
Brooks wrestled a Taser away from an officer , ran from the officers , and at one point , aimed the Taser at police before Rolfe fired his weapon , authorities said .
Brooks died after undergoing surgery at a nearby hospital .
An autopsy from the county medical examiner said Brooks suffered two gunshot wounds to his back and listed his cause of death as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ department and Brosnan was placed on administrative duty .

With "defund the police" rhetoric spreading across the nation, many observers fear that this charge is politically motivated.
If convicted, the officer, who appeared to fire out of self defense, could face the death penalty.
CBS News has more details:
The former Atlanta police officer who fatally shot a black man as he ran away with the officer's Taser last week has been charged with murder, Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard announced Wednesday. Garrett Rolfe, who was fired after the killing of 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks, faces 11 criminal charges, including felony murder.
If convicted of the murder charge, Rolfe could face the death penalty or life in prison without parole.
Howard, speaking to reporters Wednesday, said prosecutors reviewed eight videos of the shooting and spoke with 10 witnesses and determined that Brooks "did not pose an immediate threat of death or serious physical injury" to the officers.
The district attorney said the officers failed to provide "timely" medical attention to Brooks for two minutes after he was shot and that Rolfe kicked Brooks as he was lying on the ground, "fighting for his life."
The second officer at the scene, Devin Brosnan, faces three charges, including aggravated assault for standing or stepping on Brooks' shoulder after he was shot, Howard said.
Howard said Brosnan has agreed to become a cooperating witness for the state and testify against Rolfe, adding that prosecutors are recommending a bond of $50,000 in exchange for his cooperation. The district attorney said Brosnan is one of the first officers in Fulton County to testify against someone in his own department.
Brosnan's lawyer disputed this later Wednesday, saying that while Brosnan is cooperating with investigators, he has not agreed to testify or to plead guilty to any charge. In an interview with CNN, attorney Don Samuel disputed the aggravated assault charge, claiming that his client placed his foot on Brooks to make sure he "didn't have access to a weapon." Samuel also said Brosnan had fallen and suffered a concussion and wasn't initially aware that Brooks had been shot.
On Friday, June 12, Rolfe and Brosnan arrived at a Wendy's drive-thru around 10:30 p.m. because Brooks had fallen asleep in his vehicle. Police said Brooks failed a sobriety test and struggled with police when they tried to cuff him.
Brooks wrestled a Taser away from an officer, ran from the officers, and at one point, aimed the Taser at police before Rolfe fired his weapon, authorities said.
Brooks died after undergoing surgery at a nearby hospital. An autopsy from the county medical examiner said Brooks suffered two gunshot wounds to his back and listed his cause of death as a homicide. Rolfe was fired from the department and Brosnan was placed on administrative duty.


welovetrump--2020-06-19--Adam Schiff Suggests Democrats to Investigate Bolton Book Claims: “I”ll Be Discussing This with the

Adam Schiff Suggests Democrats to Investigate Bolton Book Claims: “I”ll Be Discussing This with the Speaker”

Here we go again… Adam Schiff has openly suggested that Democrats will investigate the claims by John Bolton against President @ @ @ @ @ decided to monetize his grievances against Trump by publishing a highly anticipated book , rather @ @ @ @ @ the proper channels .
Still , Schiff has said that , `` i 'll be @ @ @ @ @ and my fellow chairs about what next steps may be necessary . ''
Conservatives have @ @ @ @ @ try a second impeachment attempt against President Trump .
Could this be the ammunition they @ @ @ @ @ before a presidential election ?
More details on this developing story below :

Here we go again…
Adam Schiff has openly suggested that Democrats will investigate the claims by John Bolton against President Trump.
Interestingly, Bolton decided to monetize his grievances against Trump by publishing a highly anticipated book, rather than filing a report through the proper channels.
Still, Schiff has said that, "i'll be discussing this with the speaker and my fellow chairs about what next steps may be necessary."
Conservatives have openly feared that Democrats would try a second impeachment attempt against President Trump.
Could this be the ammunition they need to attempt impeachment right before a presidential election?
More details on this developing story below:


welovetrump--2020-06-19--NFL Legend Herschel Walker Offers To Send People Who Want Defunded Police to Countries Without Them

Now , NFL legend Herschel Walker is giving protesters the opportunity to follow-through on their claims .
Many protesters in @ @ @ @ @ idea to `` defund the police . ''
In a Twitter post , Herschel Walker @ @ @ @ @ countries that do n't want the police !
Will anyone take him up on his @ @ @ @ @ idea…For all these people who don ’ t want any police , I ’ d @ @ @ @ @ Airlines , Delta , and Southwest and make a deal to fly them to countries @ @ @ @ @ police .
Let 's see if anyone who wants to defund the police is actually @ @ @ @ @ country with no police !

Talk is cheap.
Now, NFL legend Herschel Walker is giving protesters the opportunity to follow-through on their claims.
Many protesters in the streets are championing the idea to "defund the police."
In a Twitter post, Herschel Walker offered to SEND people to countries that don't want the police!
Will anyone take him up on his offer?
Walker tweeted:
I have an idea…For all these people who don’t want any police, I’d love to meet with American Airlines, Delta, and Southwest and make a deal to fly them to countries that don’t have police. I want them to be happy!
Actions speak louder than words.
Let's see if anyone who wants to defund the police is actually willing to go to a country with no police!


welovetrump--2020-06-19--WATCH: Hillary Clinton Says “Trump Tried to Hijack Christianity and the Bible in Ways that Are Deepl

WATCH: Hillary Clinton Says “Trump Tried to Hijack Christianity and the Bible in Ways that Are Deeply Hypocritical”

After staying silent for much of Trump 's presidency , Hillary Clinton has become more vocal the closer the election gets .
The Independent has more details on Clinton 's charges towards Trump , including the claim that he `` ca n't tell you a single thing that 's in it '' : Hillary Clinton has accused Donald Trump of trying to `` hijack '' Christianity and the Bible , saying : `` He can ’ t tell you a single thing that ’ s in it.
” She also predicted that if the election was held on this coming @ @ @ @ @ @ @ win .
It comes after Mr Trump 's administration ordered law enforcement officers to disperse peaceful protesters near a church by force , for a photo opportunity with a Bible earlier this month .
Mrs Clinton said during an interview with Sky News ’ s Kay Burley : “ That has been a pattern .
He ’ s tried to hijack Christianity and the Bible in ways that are , you know , deeply hypocritical .
“ And that was just another occasion and the outcry by religious leaders , I think , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Mr Trump ’ s use of the Bible at the photoshoot has indeed been widely condemned , not least given that his administration used tear gas and rubber bullets to clear peaceful protesters away from the square in front of the church .
And as Ms Clinton pointed out , Mr Trump has previously struggled to articulate his specific feelings about the Bible .
In a 2015 interview with Bloomberg that was widely recirculated and parodied after the infamous photoshoot , Mr Trump was asked whether he was “ an Old Testament @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ; he replied “ Probably… equal .
I think it ’ s just an incredible — the whole Bible is incredible.
” Some observers note the hypocrisy in Clinton 's comments .
The Democratic party , for instance , has appeared to deride religion and religious freedom .
Former President Barack Obama referred to some voters in a negative light , saying that they cling to their guns and religion .

After staying silent for much of Trump's presidency, Hillary Clinton has become more vocal the closer the election gets.
The Independent has more details on Clinton's charges towards Trump, including the claim that he "can't tell you a single thing that's in it":
Hillary Clinton has accused Donald Trump of trying to "hijack" Christianity and the Bible, saying: "He can’t tell you a single thing that’s in it.”
She also predicted that if the election was held on this coming Tuesday, Democratic candidate Joe Biden would win.
It comes after Mr Trump's administration ordered law enforcement officers to disperse peaceful protesters near a church by force, for a photo opportunity with a Bible earlier this month.
Mrs Clinton said during an interview with Sky News’s Kay Burley: “That has been a pattern. He’s tried to hijack Christianity and the Bible in ways that are, you know, deeply hypocritical.
“And that was just another occasion and the outcry by religious leaders, I think, demonstrated clearly that nobody was being fooled.”
Mr Trump’s use of the Bible at the photoshoot has indeed been widely condemned, not least given that his administration used tear gas and rubber bullets to clear peaceful protesters away from the square in front of the church.
And as Ms Clinton pointed out, Mr Trump has previously struggled to articulate his specific feelings about the Bible.
In a 2015 interview with Bloomberg that was widely recirculated and parodied after the infamous photoshoot, Mr Trump was asked whether he was “an Old Testament guy or a New Testament guy”; he replied “Probably… equal. I think it’s just an incredible — the whole Bible is incredible.”
Some observers note the hypocrisy in Clinton's comments.
The Democratic party, for instance, has appeared to deride religion and religious freedom.
Former President Barack Obama referred to some voters in a negative light, saying that they cling to their guns and religion.


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Stepmother of Atlanta Police Officer Garrett Rolfe Fired From Her Job

Melissa Rolfe has been terminated from her job as Human Resources director at Equity Prime Mortgage LLC , an Atlanta-based @ @ @ @ @ her stepson Garrett Rolfe was charged in the killing of Rayshard Brooks .
Given that @ @ @ @ @ is controversial in and of itself , Melissa ’ s firing comes across as downright @ @ @ @ @ prompted her abrupt termination ?
The company claims that Rolfe ’ s views had created @ @ @ @ @ her co-workers .
However , a source at Fox News reports that Rolfe recieved absolutely @ @ @ @ @ termination .

Melissa Rolfe has been terminated from her job as Human Resources director at Equity Prime Mortgage LLC, an Atlanta-based company, just days after her stepson Garrett Rolfe was charged in the killing of Rayshard Brooks.
Given that her stepson’s arrest is controversial in and of itself, Melissa’s firing comes across as downright lunacy.
So, what prompted her abrupt termination?
The company claims that Rolfe’s views had created a hostile work environment for her co-workers.
However, a source at Fox News reports that Rolfe recieved absolutely no explanation whatsoever for the termination.
Tucker Carlson reports…


welovetrump--2020-06-19--Stacey Abrams Floats Herself As VP Pick In Interview

Stacey Abrams may be best remembered for losing the Georgia gubernatorial race in 2018-Mostly because she refused to concede once she lost .
With race relations in the United States reaching a boiling point once again this election season , many are floating her as a potential running mate for Vice President Joe Biden .
Well , at least she is .
Abrams recently sat down for an interview with Judy Woodruff for PBS Newshour : Finally , very quickly , Stacey Abrams , we know Joe Biden is considering you , among others , to be his vice presidential @ @ @ @ @ @ @ most qualified ?
You haven ’ t served in the Congress , in the Senate .
You haven ’ t run a state .
What is your answer to that ?
My answer is that Joe Biden knows who the most qualified person for him to be his partner will be .
I have never espoused that I ’ m more qualified than anyone else .
He has a surfeit of good opportunities and fantastic , smart , capable women .
I simply have said that , when asked if I am in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I have legislative experience .
I have deep legislative experience and success on a number of these issues , criminal justice reform , environmental issues , reproductive health , health care , economics .
But I also am a small business owner who understands the economy that we have to reform and recover .
I ’ m someone who has worked in foreign policy .
And I understand the moment that we ’ re in , because I was once an activist who pushed for change .
And I used that to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ once I was in office .
And I think , as he looks to select a partner , I think he has no shortage of good choices .
And I ’ m proud to be among the names that he ’ s considering .

Stacey Abrams may be best remembered for losing the Georgia gubernatorial race in 2018-Mostly because she refused to concede once she lost.
With race relations in the United States reaching a boiling point once again this election season, many are floating her as a potential running mate for Vice President Joe Biden.
Well, at least she is.
Abrams recently sat down for an interview with Judy Woodruff for PBS Newshour:
Judy Woodruff: Finally, very quickly, Stacey Abrams, we know Joe Biden is considering you, among others, to be his vice presidential running mate. Why are you the most qualified? You haven’t served in the Congress, in the Senate. You haven’t run a state. What is your answer to that? Stacey Abrams: My answer is that Joe Biden knows who the most qualified person for him to be his partner will be. I have never espoused that I’m more qualified than anyone else. He has a surfeit of good opportunities and fantastic, smart, capable women. I simply have said that, when asked if I am in that number, I would say yes. I have legislative experience. I have deep legislative experience and success on a number of these issues, criminal justice reform, environmental issues, reproductive health, health care, economics. But I also am a small business owner who understands the economy that we have to reform and recover. I’m someone who has worked in foreign policy. And I understand the moment that we’re in, because I was once an activist who pushed for change. And I used that to propel me to help deliver that change once I was in office. And I think, as he looks to select a partner, I think he has no shortage of good choices. And I’m proud to be among the names that he’s considering.


welovetrump--2020-06-19--Palmdale Deputy Saves Choking Baby While Patrolling BLM Protest

One of the common themes of protests and riots across the country is the radical demand to defund and disband @ @ @ @ @ BLM protest in Palmdale , CA , Deputy Cameron Kinsey showed them how they could @ @ @ @ @ As reported by our friends at Fox News : A California sheriff ’ s deputy @ @ @ @ @ jumped into action to save a baby who swallowed a coin and could n't breathe @ @ @ @ @ breathing during a demonstration at a park in Palmdale , about 60 miles north of @ @ @ @ @ 31 , the Los Angeles County Sheriff 's Department said .
The department this week @ @ @ @ @ of the rescue , which showed two women running with the limp child through a @ @ @ @ @ of help .
As the baby ’ s mother stopped to pat his back , @ @ @ @ @ Deputy Cameron Kinsey , who was monitoring the protest , officials said .
Watch his @ @ @ @ @ video posted on The Palmdale Sheriff 's Station Facebook page :

One of the common themes of protests and riots across the country is the radical demand to defund and disband law enforcement.
During a BLM protest in Palmdale, CA, Deputy Cameron Kinsey showed them how they couldn't be more wrong.
As reported by our friends at Fox News:
A California sheriff’s deputy monitoring a protest last month jumped into action to save a baby who swallowed a coin and couldn't breathe. The 11-month-old boy stopped breathing during a demonstration at a park in Palmdale, about 60 miles north of Los Angeles, on May 31, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said. The department this week shared a two-minute surveillance video of the rescue, which showed two women running with the limp child through a supermarket parking lot in search of help. As the baby’s mother stopped to pat his back, the other woman flagged down Deputy Cameron Kinsey, who was monitoring the protest, officials said.
Watch his heroic actions below in a video posted on The Palmdale Sheriff's Station Facebook page:


welovetrump--2020-06-19--Cream of Wheat Announces Plan to “Review” Branding

In the last week , the culture wars have moved to a new theater .
The grocery aisle .
With @ @ @ @ @ to address the perceived systemic racism of their products , NBC News reports there may @ @ @ @ @ to a staple breakfast : The makers of the breakfast porridge Cream of Wheat is @ @ @ @ @ ” of the brand ’ s packaging , which prominently features a smiling Black chef @ @ @ @ @ & G Foods , based in Parsippany , New Jersey , comes on the heels @ @ @ @ @ ’ s doing away with the brand name Aunt Jemima for its syrup and Mars @ @ @ @ @ s Uncle Ben ’ s rice would be changing its name .
B & G @ @ @ @ @ Wednesday that it was “ initiating an immediate review of the Cream of Wheat brand @ @ @

In the last week, the culture wars have moved to a new theater. The grocery aisle.
With several brands reimagining their packaging to address the perceived systemic racism of their products, NBC News reports there may be yet another new look to a staple breakfast:
The makers of the breakfast porridge Cream of Wheat is conducting “an immediate review” of the brand’s packaging, which prominently features a smiling Black chef. The move by B&G Foods, based in Parsippany, New Jersey, comes on the heels of Quaker Oats announcing it’s doing away with the brand name Aunt Jemima for its syrup and Mars Inc. saying the company’s Uncle Ben’s rice would be changing its name. B&G Foods said in a statement Wednesday that it was “initiating an immediate review of the Cream of Wheat brand packaging.”


welovetrump--2020-06-19--POLL: Majority of Voters Believe Biden In Early Stages of Dementia

It looks like the majority of voters believe that former Vice President Joe Biden is a little more than just sleepy .
Zogby Analytics conducted the poll and had this to say about their findings : A majority ( 55 % ) of likely voters surveyed thought it was more likely ( much more and somewhat more likely combined ) that Vice President Biden is in the early stages of dementia , while 45 % thought it was less likely ( much less and somewhat less likely combined ) .
Overall , subgroups who normally approve of Trump 's job @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to believe Biden could be suffering from dementia .
Thus , majorities of Republicans ( 77 % more likely/23 % less likely ) and Independents ( 56 % more likely/44 % less likely ) thought Joe Biden had early-onset dementia ; while nearly a third of Democrats ( 32 % more likely/68 % less likely ) thought this was the case At the same time , some important subgroups did not believe the vice president was exhibiting a declining mental capacity .
While a majority of men ( 60 % more likely/40 % @ @ @ @ @ @ @ likely , women ( 50 % more likely/50 % less likely ) were less likely to think that the vice president was in the early stages of dementia .
There was also an inverse relationship in the data between age and the likelihood of voters believing Biden had early-onset dementia , for example ; as the age of voters increased the likelihood of voters believing Biden was exhibiting early-onset dementia decreased .
Younger voters aged 18-24 ( 60 % more likely/40 % less likely ) and 18-29 ( 59 % more likely/41 % @ @ @ @ @ @ @ believe Biden had dementia than older voters aged 65+ ( 50 % more likely/50 % less likely ) .

It looks like the majority of voters believe that former Vice President Joe Biden is a little more than just sleepy.
Zogby Analytics conducted the poll and had this to say about their findings:
A majority (55%) of likely voters surveyed thought it was more likely (much more and somewhat more likely combined) that Vice President Biden is in the early stages of dementia, while 45% thought it was less likely (much less and somewhat less likely combined). Overall, subgroups who normally approve of Trump's job as president, were the most likely to believe Biden could be suffering from dementia. Thus, majorities of Republicans (77% more likely/23% less likely) and Independents (56% more likely/44% less likely) thought Joe Biden had early-onset dementia; while nearly a third of Democrats (32% more likely/68% less likely) thought this was the case
At the same time, some important subgroups did not believe the vice president was exhibiting a declining mental capacity. While a majority of men (60% more likely/40% less likely) thought it this was likely, women (50% more likely/50% less likely) were less likely to think that the vice president was in the early stages of dementia.
There was also an inverse relationship in the data between age and the likelihood of voters believing Biden had early-onset dementia, for example; as the age of voters increased the likelihood of voters believing Biden was exhibiting early-onset dementia decreased. Younger voters aged 18-24 (60% more likely/40% less likely) and 18-29 (59% more likely/41% less likely) were more likely to believe Biden had dementia than older voters aged 65+ (50% more likely/50% less likely).


welovetrump--2020-06-19--CHOP Organizer: “I’m Not Here To Peacefully Protest, I’m Here To Disrupt…”

That ’ s how documentary film maker Ari Howoritz decribes the residents of CHOP or CHAZ or whatever they want to be called .
Documentary filmmaker Ami Horowitz went to Seattle ‘ s Capitol Hill Organized Protest area recently and shared with Fox News footage of his interaction with Jaiden Grayson and other leaders of the movement .
“ Every day that I show up here , I ’ m not here to peacefully protest , ” Grayson told the “ U.N .
Me ” filmmaker , who also embedded himself in Minneapolis protests earlier this month .
“ I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ demands are met , ” Grayson continued .
“ You can not rebuild until you break it all the way down.
” The CHOP group has blocked off six city blocks in downtown Seattle , where the East Precinct is located , as an act of protest for the police-involved death of George Floyd on May 25 .
On Tuesday , protesters reached an agreement with the city to reduce the occupied area to three blocks and to allow traffic .
The agreement came a day after the Seattle City Council voted to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ devices like tear gas and pepper spray .
Grayson said that they will not stop until their demands are met “ by any means necessary .
”

“A Confederacy of Dunces.”
That’s how documentary film maker Ari Howoritz decribes the residents of CHOP or CHAZ or whatever they want to be called.
From his Fox Newsexclusive:
Documentary filmmaker Ami Horowitz went to Seattle‘s Capitol Hill Organized Protest area recently and shared with Fox News footage of his interaction with Jaiden Grayson and other leaders of the movement.
“Every day that I show up here, I’m not here to peacefully protest,” Grayson told the “U.N. Me” filmmaker, who also embedded himself in Minneapolis protests earlier this month.
“I’m here to disrupt until my demands are met,” Grayson continued. “You cannot rebuild until you break it all the way down.”
The CHOP group has blocked off six city blocks in downtown Seattle, where the East Precinct is located, as an act of protest for the police-involved death of George Floyd on May 25. On Tuesday, protesters reached an agreement with the city to reduce the occupied area to three blocks and to allow traffic. The agreement came a day after the Seattle City Council voted to ban police from using chokeholds and crowd-control devices like tear gas and pepper spray.
Grayson said that they will not stop until their demands are met “by any means necessary.”


welovetrump--2020-06-21--The Left Will Go Nuts Over President Trump’s Covid-19 Nickname

President Donald Trump won ’ t let China off the hook for Covid-19 , even if the mainstream media won @ @ @ @ @ dictatorship to account .
The virus , of course , was the elephant in the @ @ @ @ @ off his first campaign rally in months in Tulsa , Ok. As reported byABC , @ @ @ @ @ nickname for the virus yet : Trump brought up the virus ’ s origins in @ @ @ @ @ amusement of the crowd .
“ COVID-19 .
That name gets further and further away @ @ @ @ @ calling it the Chinese virus , ” he said to a loud applause .
He @ @ @ @ @ as the “ kung flu.
” Calling the President racist for linking the virus to @ @ @ @ @ has been a constant point of attack for the lamestream media since the outbreak began @ @ @ @

President Donald Trump won’t let China off the hook for Covid-19, even if the mainstream media won’t hold the communist dictatorship to account.
The virus, of course, was the elephant in the room as President Trump kicked off his first campaign rally in months in Tulsa, Ok.
As reported byABC, he resurrected his most criticized nickname for the virus yet:
Trump brought up the virus’s origins in China, much to the amusement of the crowd. “COVID-19. That name gets further and further away from China as opposed to calling it the Chinese virus,” he said to a loud applause. He also later referred to it as the “kung flu.”
Calling the President racist for linking the virus to its country of origin, has been a constant point of attack for the lamestream media since the outbreak began earlier this year:


welovetrump--2020-06-21--Two Are Shot in Seattle CHOP Zone During Mayor Jenny’s Summer of Love

It looks like Mayor Jenny ’ s “ Summer of Love ” is over before it started .
It took a few years and the brilliant idea to use the Hells Angels for concert security before the Hippies went the way of the dinosaur .
How long will the autonomous republic formerly known as CHAZ last , now that they have their first reported murder on the books ?
Seattle police on Saturday said they were investigating the fatal shooting of one person and wounding of another in a part of the city occupied by activists protesting against police brutality @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Seattle Police Department said it was investigating a shooting at 10th Avenue and East Pine inside the Capital Hill Organized Protest ( CHOP ) area , which has been occupied by activists without any known police presence since June 8 , when Seattle police abandoned the East Precinct located there .
The police said they responded to a report of shots fired in Cal Anderson Park at about 2:30 a.m. PDT ( 0930 GMT ) only to learn that two male victims had already been moved to Harborview Medical Center by CHOP medics.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ CHAZ School of Medicine ?
While the shooting has been reported by multiple news outlets , one voice that has stunningly stayed silent on the attack is Mayor Jenny herself .
Not that she hasn ’ t had plenty to say until now :

It looks like Mayor Jenny’s “Summer of Love” is over before it started.
It took a few years and the brilliant idea to use the Hells Angels for concert security before the Hippies went the way of the dinosaur.
How long will the autonomous republic formerly known as CHAZ last, now that they have their first reported murder on the books?
Per Reuters:
Seattle police on Saturday said they were investigating the fatal shooting of one person and wounding of another in a part of the city occupied by activists protesting against police brutality and racial inequality across America. The Seattle Police Department said it was investigating a shooting at 10th Avenue and East Pine inside the Capital Hill Organized Protest (CHOP) area, which has been occupied by activists without any known police presence since June 8, when Seattle police abandoned the East Precinct located there. The police said they responded to a report of shots fired in Cal Anderson Park at about 2:30 a.m. PDT (0930 GMT) only to learn that two male victims had already been moved to Harborview Medical Center by CHOP medics.”
CHOP medics…did they go to the CHAZ School of Medicine?
While the shooting has been reported by multiple news outlets, one voice that has stunningly stayed silent on the attack is Mayor Jenny herself.
Not that she hasn’t had plenty to say until now:


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Rowdy Tulsa Crowd Chants “FOUR MORE YEARS” As People Begin To Enter The Arena

I 'm on board with that .
Actually , I happen to think he should get a credit back for @ @ @ @ @ Democrats stole from him !
But that 's another story .
Let 's start with @ @ @ @ @ looks like a LOT of people agree with me….watch the chant break out in the @ @ @

FOUR MORE YEARS!
I'm on board with that.
Actually, I happen to think he should get a credit back for the first 3 years the Democrats stole from him!
But that's another story.
Let's start with Four More!
And it looks like a LOT of people agree with me….watch the chant break out in the Tulsa crowd:


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Tulsa Mayor Reverses Curfew On Trump Rally Attendess

However the decision to reverse the curfew came in around the time that the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled against plaintiffs seeking to halt the rally in its tracks .
The court ruled that the two local residents among those filing the suit couldn ’ t establish that they have a clear legal right to the relief they sought .
In a concurring opinion , two justices wrote that the state ’ s reopening plan is “ permissive , suggestive and discretionary.
” “ Therefore , for lack of any mandatory language in the ( plan ) , we are compelled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that opinion said .
The rally marks Trump ’ s first since the coronavirus pandemic shut down much of the country .
States are reopening , but many are doing so in phases and requiring residents to wear masks and maintain social distancing .
The Trump campaign said it takes “ safety seriously , ” noting that organizers are providing masks and hand sanitizer and doing temperature checks for all attendees .
The lawsuit sought to force attendees to wear face masks and impose social distancing guidlines .
However , many viewed the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meant to derail the President 's notoriously successful rallies .
Biden ca n't even fill a room , never mind risk a mass outbreak of the Chinese virus .
And have you seen the resume of one of the filing lawyers ?

However the decision to reverse the curfew came in around the time that the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled against plaintiffs seeking to halt the rally in its tracks.
According to Fox News:
The court ruled that the two local residents among those filing the suit couldn’t establish that they have a clear legal right to the relief they sought. In a concurring opinion, two justices wrote that the state’s reopening plan is “permissive, suggestive and discretionary.”
“Therefore, for lack of any mandatory language in the (plan), we are compelled to deny the relief requested,” that opinion said.
The rally marks Trump’s first since the coronavirus pandemic shut down much of the country. States are reopening, but many are doing so in phases and requiring residents to wear masks and maintain social distancing.
The Trump campaign said it takes “safety seriously,” noting that organizers are providing masks and hand sanitizer and doing temperature checks for all attendees.
The lawsuit sought to force attendees to wear face masks and impose social distancing guidlines.
However, many viewed the legal case was simply a political stunt meant to derail the President's notoriously successful rallies.
Biden can't even fill a room, never mind risk a mass outbreak of the Chinese virus.
And have you seen the resume of one of the filing lawyers?


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Trump Patriots Break Out In Song At Tulsa Rally, Sing The National Anthem Together!

Our Nation has had to watch absolutely un-American behavior over the last two weeks in places like Seattle .
Now @ @ @ @ @ Patriots getting together for our country .
And instead of rioting and looting and hurting @ @ @ @ @ do ?
Well , as they ’ re waiting to enter the arena , they @ @ @ @ @ singing of the National Anthem !

Our Nation has had to watch absolutely un-American behavior over the last two weeks in places like Seattle.
Rioting.
Looting.
Violence.
Hate.
Destruction.
Damage.
Now America gets to see real Patriots getting together for our country.
And instead of rioting and looting and hurting people, what do they do?
Well, as they’re waiting to enter the arena, they broke out into a spontaneous singing of the National Anthem!
Watch and be proud:


welovetrump--2020-06-20--CNN Mocked Online For “Building a Wall” To Protect It’s Headquarters

And do you remember everything we kept hearing from the Crooked Media and the Crooked Democrats ?
So I just @ @ @ @ @ a huge belly laugh when I saw CNN erecting a make-shift wall/fence/barrier outside their headquarters @ @ @ @ @ .
What are you worried about ?
You do know a wall wo n't work @ @ @ @ @ probably because they know walls DO work and they did n't want THIS violence coming @ @ @ @ @ imagine that ) :

Remember when President Trump wanted to build a wall?
And do you remember everything we kept hearing from the Crooked Media and the Crooked Democrats?
I do.
Walls don't work. Walls are immoral. Walls are racist. I guess they forgot about ladders.
Yup, I remember it all.
All the mocking.
All the self-righteous shaming.
So I just couldn't help but have a huge belly laugh when I saw CNN erecting a make-shift wall/fence/barrier outside their headquarters to keep the rioters out.
What's the problem CNN?
They're just peaceful protestors.
What are you worried about?
Are you racist?
Immoral?
You do know a wall won't work, right?
It's probably because they know walls DO work and they didn't want THIS violence coming into their headquarters building (imagine that):


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Prophet Bob Hazlett Says Major Print Publication Will Close and Libel Suits Coming For Fake News

At WeLoveTrump , we like to stop and listen to what the modern day prophets are saying .
So from @ @ @ @ @ of the best on this website .
And it 's really interesting to me that @ @ @ @ @ getting the same message recently….that being that justice is coming for the lawless ones .
@ @ @ @ @ most recent post Bob Hazlett said justice is about to fall on the Fake News @

At WeLoveTrump, we like to stop and listen to what the modern day prophets are saying.
So from time-to-time we cover the best of the best on this website.
People like Charlie Shamp, Kim Clement, Jeff Johnson and Bob Hazlett.
And it's really interesting to me that they all seem to be getting the same message recently….that being that justice is coming for the lawless ones.
In particular, in this most recent post Bob Hazlett said justice is about to fall on the Fake News.
Check it out:


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Police CHEERED As Thousands Flood Tulsa For Trump Rally!

I 've got a feeling this is going to be a special night in Tulsa , OK !
We 've @ @ @ @ @ get together in large groups….businesses are destroyed , cities burned to the ground .
Mass @ @ @ @ @ .
Damage .
Destruction .
Now we get to see what happens when a bunch @ @ @ @ @ Just a bunch of `` elite '' American patriots out to celebrate our country and @ @ @ @ @ Watch as police are CHEERED as they walk down the street ( note all the @ @ @ @ @ :

I've got a feeling this is going to be a special night in Tulsa, OK!
We've seen what happens when Democrats get together in large groups….businesses are destroyed, cities burned to the ground. Mass chaos. Anarchy. Violence. Damage. Destruction.
Now we get to see what happens when a bunch of Patriots get together!
People singing the National Anthem…
People cheering police…
No violent…
No rioting…
No hate…
Just a bunch of "elite" American patriots out to celebrate our country and our wonderful President Trump!
Watch as police are CHEERED as they walk down the street (note all the Bikers for Trump present):


welovetrump--2020-06-20--LIVE FROM TULSA: Streaming for “Great American Comeback” Rally Begins; HUGE Crowds; Trump to Take St

LIVE FROM TULSA: Streaming for “Great American Comeback” Rally Begins; HUGE Crowds; Trump to Take Stage at 7 CST

So what will Trump speak about ?
The campaign has been strangely quiet about the specific details of the speech , suggesting that this could be the electrifying rally cry Trump needs to give to revitalize his campaign .
Cal Thomas , a Fox News contributor , has some predictions on what we can expect : President Trump on Tuesday unveiled a plan to make reforms in police departments and acknowledged for the first time the existence of `` systemic racism . ''
He also promised to meet with some African American families whose relatives have been killed by police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ healing our deep racial divisions .
The next opportunity comes Saturday as the president is scheduled to break his rally `` fast '' in Tulsa .
The Trump campaign claims they have received 800,000 ticket requests .
Though not all will get into the 20,000-seat venue , the Trump re-election effort will have mined additional names for its digital campaign .
The president should not just use the speech to fire up his base .
He should propose something substantive that might provide , if not a solution to racial tensions , then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ problem , something Democrats have only talked about for 50 years .
Here are my suggestions for what the president might say : There is only one race -- the human race .
We are one seamless coat of many colors , one `` body '' with many parts , each with an important function that contributes to the whole .
We call ourselves the UNITED States of America for a reason .
No other country exemplifies such unity .
Though we have our disagreements and even sometimes divisions , our oneness is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` pure '' or `` master '' race .
No race is superior to another .
To hate someone because of the color of their skin is to hate one 's self because we all share the same origin story , the same human DNA .
This is all part of God 's doing in His ultimate creative and most beautiful work - humanity .
We are created in His image .
Historically , many of our churches have not always been on the right side when it comes to race .
Many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and wrongly quote Scripture to justify their positions .
As Abraham Lincoln said during our most divisive war : `` Both read the same Bible and pray to the same God ; and each invokes His aid against the other .
...
The prayers of both could not be answered ; that of neither has been answered fully .
The Almighty has His own purposes . ''
I am today proposing a new alliance between white evangelical churches and their African-American brethren .
At bottom , racism and the many horrors that have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heart .
Who better to address heart matters than our evangelical churches , which preach a gospel of redemption and changed lives ?
This should not be an obligation , but a duty , a privilege and blessing .
Both Old and New Testaments speak of our obligation to the poor and excluded .
Addressing racism and poverty are conservative issues .
We conservatives , as the late HUD Secretary and Congressman Jack Kemp observed , `` ... define compassion not by the number of people who receive some kind of government aid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people who no longer need it . ''

So what will Trump speak about?
The campaign has been strangely quiet about the specific details of the speech, suggesting that this could be the electrifying rally cry Trump needs to give to revitalize his campaign.
Cal Thomas, a Fox News contributor, has some predictions on what we can expect:
President Trump on Tuesday unveiled a plan to make reforms in police departments and acknowledged for the first time the existence of "systemic racism." He also promised to meet with some African American families whose relatives have been killed by police officers.
That is one step toward healing our deep racial divisions.
The next opportunity comes Saturday as the president is scheduled to break his rally "fast" in Tulsa. The Trump campaign claims they have received 800,000 ticket requests. Though not all will get into the 20,000-seat venue, the Trump re-election effort will have mined additional names for its digital campaign.
The president should not just use the speech to fire up his base. He should propose something substantive that might provide, if not a solution to racial tensions, then at least begin to solve the underlying problem, something Democrats have only talked about for 50 years.
Here are my suggestions for what the president might say:
There is only one race -- the human race. We are one seamless coat of many colors, one "body" with many parts, each with an important function that contributes to the whole. We call ourselves the UNITED States of America for a reason. No other country exemplifies such unity. Though we have our disagreements and even sometimes divisions, our oneness is our greatest strength.
There is no "pure" or "master" race. No race is superior to another. To hate someone because of the color of their skin is to hate one's self because we all share the same origin story, the same human DNA. This is all part of God's doing in His ultimate creative and most beautiful work - humanity. We are created in His image.
Historically, many of our churches have not always been on the right side when it comes to race. Many churches oppose civil rights for African Americans and wrongly quote Scripture to justify their positions. As Abraham Lincoln said during our most divisive war: "Both read the same Bible and pray to the same God; and each invokes His aid against the other. ... The prayers of both could not be answered; that of neither has been answered fully. The Almighty has His own purposes."
I am today proposing a new alliance between white evangelical churches and their African-American brethren. At bottom, racism and the many horrors that have flowed from it are matters of the heart. Who better to address heart matters than our evangelical churches, which preach a gospel of redemption and changed lives?
This should not be an obligation, but a duty, a privilege and blessing. Both Old and New Testaments speak of our obligation to the poor and excluded. Addressing racism and poverty are conservative issues. We conservatives, as the late HUD Secretary and Congressman Jack Kemp observed, "...define compassion not by the number of people who receive some kind of government aid, but rather by the number of people who no longer need it."


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Trump Supporters Boo CNN Live On-Air in Line for Tulsa MAGA Rally

To keep everyone safe , the campaign is taking temperature checks of everyone before the enter the arena .
Hand sanitizer will be provided and they will hand out face masks to anyone that did n't bring one .
However , this did n't stop CNN from reporting that Trump `` tempts fate with Tulsa rally '' : President Donald Trump returns to the campaign trail Saturday in Tulsa with his first rally since the coronavirus pandemic began , looking to reignite support for his struggling reelection bid while sweeping aside concerns from his own health experts and continuing to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Oklahoma spectacle .
Trump is eager to resume the boisterous rallies that he believes were key to his 2016 victory at a time when his reelection prospects have dimmed , in large part because many Americans disapprove of his handling of both the coronavirus and his response to calls for racial justice that are gripping this country .
His own plans for the rally -- originally scheduled for Friday , which was Juneteenth -- the day marking the end of slavery in the United States -- may have only deepened the sense that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of making racist remarks and is opposed to renaming military bases named for Confederate leaders , is out of touch with a county trying to reckon with its racially violent past .
That past is especially painful in Tulsa , home to a 1921 massacre of hundreds of Black Americans who were attacked by a White mob in Greenwood , a neighborhood then known as `` Black Wall Street '' that was looted and burned .
Trump is seeking to shift public attention from his especially difficult week , which included a series @ @ @ @ @ @ @ book by his former national security adviser John Bolton , who described Trump as unfit for the White House , and two setbacks for his administration on LGBTQ rights and immigration at the Supreme Court .
Late on Friday night , Trump 's attorney general tried to oust a powerful US attorney who has investigated a number of associates of the President , but the Manhattan prosecutor refused to step down .
The President hopes to demonstrate vigor and resolve as America faces a pandemic , an economic crash and impassioned demonstrations against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden as an aging political relic whose supporters lack enthusiasm for his bid .
Trump 's campaign spokesman told CNN this week that the rally will signal to the rest of the country `` that it 's time to get things moving again . ''
But by gathering his backers at Tulsa 's Bank of Oklahoma Center arena -- an indoor venue that holds 19,000 people -- the President is zealously flouting nearly every one of the principles outlined by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for gatherings of people , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Friday .
Trump has long demonstrated his disdain for science , reason and the advice of experts , especially if it conflicts with his political goals .
Even as he commands the highest office in the land , he has skillfully honed his image as an outsider operating from the inside in the eyes of his loyal base .
Relishing his instinct to divide at a time when he is trailing the former vice president by double digits in national polls , Trump sparked fears of confrontations in the streets of Tulsa when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ protesters would not be tolerated by law enforcement .
`` Any protesters , anarchists , agitators , looters or lowlifes who are going to Oklahoma please understand , you will not be treated like you have been in New York , Seattle , or Minneapolis .
It will be a much different scene ! ''
he tweeted .
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany insisted later Friday that the President was referring to `` violent protesters , anarchists , looters , '' even though it was the administration that came under scrutiny for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Lafayette Square .
The President 's ardent supporters have now been lining up for days in Tulsa hoping to be among the earliest entrants to his rally , while public health officials worry the rally could lead to a rapid spread of Covid-19 in a state already seeing a rise in cases .
Trump , who has asserted that the virus is `` fading away '' -- in direct contradiction to the facts -- has acknowledged that he and his advisers initially chose the Tulsa rally site in part because Oklahoma , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ voted Republican , appeared to have a lower incidence of coronavirus cases .
But that has changed in recent weeks .
A CNN analysis of coronavirus data from John Hopkins University shows that the number of new Covid-19 cases is climbing each day -- and Tulsa is an area of particular concern .
During a news conference Wednesday , the director of the Tulsa Health Department , Dr. Bruce Dart , said Tulsa set a new daily record for coronavirus cases this week .
`` Let me be clear .
Anyone planning to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ increased risk of becoming infected with Covid-19 , '' Dart said .

To keep everyone safe, the campaign is taking temperature checks of everyone before the enter the arena.
Hand sanitizer will be provided and they will hand out face masks to anyone that didn't bring one.
However, this didn't stop CNN from reporting that Trump "tempts fate with Tulsa rally":
President Donald Trump returns to the campaign trail Saturday in Tulsa with his first rally since the coronavirus pandemic began, looking to reignite support for his struggling reelection bid while sweeping aside concerns from his own health experts and continuing to stoke tensions by threatening protesters outside his Oklahoma spectacle.
Trump is eager to resume the boisterous rallies that he believes were key to his 2016 victory at a time when his reelection prospects have dimmed, in large part because many Americans disapprove of his handling of both the coronavirus and his response to calls for racial justice that are gripping this country.
His own plans for the rally -- originally scheduled for Friday, which was Juneteenth -- the day marking the end of slavery in the United States -- may have only deepened the sense that the President, who has a history of making racist remarks and is opposed to renaming military bases named for Confederate leaders, is out of touch with a county trying to reckon with its racially violent past. That past is especially painful in Tulsa, home to a 1921 massacre of hundreds of Black Americans who were attacked by a White mob in Greenwood, a neighborhood then known as "Black Wall Street" that was looted and burned.
Trump is seeking to shift public attention from his especially difficult week, which included a series of unflattering bombshells revealed in a new book by his former national security adviser John Bolton, who described Trump as unfit for the White House, and two setbacks for his administration on LGBTQ rights and immigration at the Supreme Court. Late on Friday night, Trump's attorney general tried to oust a powerful US attorney who has investigated a number of associates of the President, but the Manhattan prosecutor refused to step down.
The President hopes to demonstrate vigor and resolve as America faces a pandemic, an economic crash and impassioned demonstrations against racism, while casting his rival Joe Biden as an aging political relic whose supporters lack enthusiasm for his bid. Trump's campaign spokesman told CNN this week that the rally will signal to the rest of the country "that it's time to get things moving again."
But by gathering his backers at Tulsa's Bank of Oklahoma Center arena -- an indoor venue that holds 19,000 people -- the President is zealously flouting nearly every one of the principles outlined by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for gatherings of people, as CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta noted Friday.
Trump has long demonstrated his disdain for science, reason and the advice of experts, especially if it conflicts with his political goals. Even as he commands the highest office in the land, he has skillfully honed his image as an outsider operating from the inside in the eyes of his loyal base.
Relishing his instinct to divide at a time when he is trailing the former vice president by double digits in national polls, Trump sparked fears of confrontations in the streets of Tulsa when he warned in a Friday tweet that protesters would not be tolerated by law enforcement.
"Any protesters, anarchists, agitators, looters or lowlifes who are going to Oklahoma please understand, you will not be treated like you have been in New York, Seattle, or Minneapolis. It will be a much different scene!" he tweeted.
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany insisted later Friday that the President was referring to "violent protesters, anarchists, looters," even though it was the administration that came under scrutiny for using force to push back peaceful protesters in Lafayette Square.
The President's ardent supporters have now been lining up for days in Tulsa hoping to be among the earliest entrants to his rally, while public health officials worry the rally could lead to a rapid spread of Covid-19 in a state already seeing a rise in cases.
Trump, who has asserted that the virus is "fading away" -- in direct contradiction to the facts -- has acknowledged that he and his advisers initially chose the Tulsa rally site in part because Oklahoma, a deep red state that has long voted Republican, appeared to have a lower incidence of coronavirus cases.
But that has changed in recent weeks. A CNN analysis of coronavirus data from John Hopkins University shows that the number of new Covid-19 cases is climbing each day -- and Tulsa is an area of particular concern.
During a news conference Wednesday, the director of the Tulsa Health Department, Dr. Bruce Dart, said Tulsa set a new daily record for coronavirus cases this week.
"Let me be clear. Anyone planning to attend a large-scale gathering will face an increased risk of becoming infected with Covid-19," Dart said.


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Blue Lives Matter: “Fed Up” Police Begin Rallying Behind Their Own Post-George Floyd Scrutiny

Now , `` fed up '' police and police unions are saying enough is enough !
Fox News has more details on the unity that is beginning to spready among police forces : Americans reacted with disgust when a video rippled through the nation showing police officers in Buffalo shoving a 75-year-old man to the pavement , which caused blood to come out of his head .
Politicians sprang into action , with Gov .
Andrew Cuomo encouraging the firing of the two officers and potential criminal charges , saying the video made him “ sick to my stomach .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ attorney filed second-degree assault charges against the officers .
But at the Buffalo police union , officers felt their two colleagues were unfairly punished and fell victim to political winds after George Floyd 's death .
To protest their disgust with the swift discipline , 57 fellow Buffalo officers resigned from the special riot unit .
Hundreds of supporters , including off-duty police , firefighters and law enforcement officers from neighboring communities , crowded outside the courthouse where the two officers were arraigned June 6 and erupted in cheers for the men .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ turnout `` tremendous '' and unlike anything he 's ever seen in 19 years of policing to protest the `` politically motivated attack on these officers . ''
`` This administration left them to hang out to dry horribly , '' John Evans , president of the Buffalo Police Benevolent Association , told Fox News .
`` We just want to keep their spirits up ... so they know that we are behind them 100 percent .
We 're going to remain with them to the end here .
It 's really shameful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to support these officers . ''
The stark contrast of reactions illustrates the wedge right now between many politicians and protesters who call the cops involved in the recent spate of excessive force incidents criminals and the law enforcement unions who say if individuals just complied with orders , police would n't be in a position to use force .
Officers and unions around the country have widely condemned ex-Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin for kneeling on the neck of Floyd for nearly nine minutes despite him calling out `` I ca n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of political protests across the nation and rising anti-police sentiment , police unions , like the one in Buffalo , have banded together and stood by their fellow officers who are facing fresh allegations of misconduct in other cases .
In Atlanta , police officers have called out sick in waves after two officers were criminally charged in connection to the June 12 fatal shooting of Rayshard Brooks .
Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard Jr. charged Garrett Rolfe , who was fired after killing Brooks last week , with felony murder , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ penalty , among numerous other counts .
A second officer , Devin Brosnan , is facing three charges , including aggravated assault .
The Atlanta police union president Jason Segura panned the charges as politically motivated since Howard is in the midst of a tight election race and criminal investigation for misappropriation of funds .
And officers are walking off the job and calling in sick because they are at their `` wits ' end . ''
Segura said officers are puzzled by the lack of due process for the two officers and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ throwing them under the bus .
`` The morale is terrible , '' Vince Champion , the southeast regional director for the International Brotherhood of Police Officers , told Fox 5 Atlanta in confirming the walkouts in the wake of the criminal charges .
`` It 's the worst day in law enforcement in the city of Atlanta that 's ever been . ''
In Minneapolis , where Chauvin and three other officers were fired in connection with Floyd 's death , police union president Lt. Bob Kroll sent a letter , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his members saying the four police officers were terminated without `` due process '' and the union will `` fight for their jobs . ''
He commended the police officers for their outstanding work and blasted the media for failing to report on Floyd 's `` violent criminal history . ''
( Black Lives Matter supporters have been protesting the Minneapolis union and demanding Kroll resign . )
This reaction is not a new phenomenon , reflecting a “ brotherhood ” mentality that ’ s been in place for decades , with unions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officers accused of misconduct – frustrating efforts by officials , especially now , to enforce discipline as they scramble to address brutality and racism allegations .
But that show of support can also amplify simmering criticism of that process , such as in Georgia where Howard has faced accusations beyond the union of overstepping with a felony murder charge .
Meanwhile , police chiefs , local leaders and politicians from both sides the aisle are calling out unions as an obstacle to reforms and protector of bad cops .
That tough criticism has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ already tight-knit group of officers even stronger .
`` Police officers are fed up , '' Evans , the Buffalo union president , said .
`` There 's no support coming out of our [ local ] administration for our members and ... that appears to be countrywide .
They 're attempting to implement these reforms without any negotiation and without consideration to the police officers . ''
Evans described the mood right now among officers as reaching `` a boiling point '' because they are all suffering for Chauvin 's actions .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ actions of one police officer , '' he said .

Now, "fed up" police and police unions are saying enough is enough!
Fox News has more details on the unity that is beginning to spready among police forces:
Americans reacted with disgust when a video rippled through the nation showing police officers in Buffalo shoving a 75-year-old man to the pavement, which caused blood to come out of his head. Politicians sprang into action, with Gov. Andrew Cuomo encouraging the firing of the two officers and potential criminal charges, saying the video made him “sick to my stomach." The next day, the district attorney filed second-degree assault charges against the officers.
But at the Buffalo police union, officers felt their two colleagues were unfairly punished and fell victim to political winds after George Floyd's death. To protest their disgust with the swift discipline, 57 fellow Buffalo officers resigned from the special riot unit. Hundreds of supporters, including off-duty police, firefighters and law enforcement officers from neighboring communities, crowded outside the courthouse where the two officers were arraigned June 6 and erupted in cheers for the men.
The police union president called the courthouse turnout "tremendous" and unlike anything he's ever seen in 19 years of policing to protest the "politically motivated attack on these officers."
"This administration left them to hang out to dry horribly," John Evans, president of the Buffalo Police Benevolent Association, told Fox News. "We just want to keep their spirits up ... so they know that we are behind them 100 percent. We're going to remain with them to the end here. It's really shameful that our administration has not come out to support these officers."
The stark contrast of reactions illustrates the wedge right now between many politicians and protesters who call the cops involved in the recent spate of excessive force incidents criminals and the law enforcement unions who say if individuals just complied with orders, police wouldn't be in a position to use force.
Officers and unions around the country have widely condemned ex-Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin for kneeling on the neck of Floyd for nearly nine minutes despite him calling out "I can't breathe." But in the face of political protests across the nation and rising anti-police sentiment, police unions, like the one in Buffalo, have banded together and stood by their fellow officers who are facing fresh allegations of misconduct in other cases.
In Atlanta, police officers have called out sick in waves after two officers were criminally charged in connection to the June 12 fatal shooting of Rayshard Brooks. Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard Jr. charged Garrett Rolfe, who was fired after killing Brooks last week, with felony murder, which could potentially lead to the death penalty, among numerous other counts. A second officer, Devin Brosnan, is facing three charges, including aggravated assault.
The Atlanta police union president Jason Segura panned the charges as politically motivated since Howard is in the midst of a tight election race and criminal investigation for misappropriation of funds. And officers are walking off the job and calling in sick because they are at their "wits' end." Segura said officers are puzzled by the lack of due process for the two officers and feel the mayor and city council are throwing them under the bus.
"The morale is terrible," Vince Champion, the southeast regional director for the International Brotherhood of Police Officers, told Fox 5 Atlanta in confirming the walkouts in the wake of the criminal charges. "It's the worst day in law enforcement in the city of Atlanta that's ever been."
In Minneapolis, where Chauvin and three other officers were fired in connection with Floyd's death, police union president Lt. Bob Kroll sent a letter, as reported by the Star Tribune, to his members saying the four police officers were terminated without "due process" and the union will "fight for their jobs." He commended the police officers for their outstanding work and blasted the media for failing to report on Floyd's "violent criminal history." (Black Lives Matter supporters have been protesting the Minneapolis union and demanding Kroll resign.)
This reaction is not a new phenomenon, reflecting a “brotherhood” mentality that’s been in place for decades, with unions and the rank-and-file often standing by fellow officers accused of misconduct – frustrating efforts by officials, especially now, to enforce discipline as they scramble to address brutality and racism allegations. But that show of support can also amplify simmering criticism of that process, such as in Georgia where Howard has faced accusations beyond the union of overstepping with a felony murder charge.
Meanwhile, police chiefs, local leaders and politicians from both sides the aisle are calling out unions as an obstacle to reforms and protector of bad cops. That tough criticism has made the bonds of unity among an already tight-knit group of officers even stronger.
"Police officers are fed up," Evans, the Buffalo union president, said. "There's no support coming out of our [local] administration for our members and ... that appears to be countrywide. They're attempting to implement these reforms without any negotiation and without consideration to the police officers."
Evans described the mood right now among officers as reaching "a boiling point" because they are all suffering for Chauvin's actions. "We're being blamed for the actions of one police officer," he said.


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Trump Issues Warning to Protesters, Disrupters Ahead of Massive Tulsa MAGA Rally

This will keep both sides safe .
Trump supporters should n't have to worry about violence from far-left radicals for openly supporting the 45th president of the United States .
Likewise , protesters can express their viewpoint , but violence will not be tolerated !
The Hill has more details on Trump 's statement and security at tonight 's MAGA rally : President Trump on Friday warned individuals against protesting in Tulsa , Okla. , ahead of his Saturday campaign rally there , suggesting any demonstrators would be treated harshly .
[ ... ] Trump has heavily criticized Democratic leaders @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for not sufficiently cracking down on demonstrations , some of which have turned unruly , that have erupted across the country to protest racism and police brutality in the wake of the death of George Floyd .
Asked about the tweet later Friday , White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said that Trump was referring to `` violent protesters '' and not suggesting that the right to protest peaceably shouldn ’ t apply to his rallies .
“ What the president is noting is that there were inexcusable scenes that we saw play @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Minneapolis and that we would not see Tulsa , Oklahoma , look that way , ” McEnany told reporters at a briefing .
The city of Tulsa had announced a curfew for Friday and Saturday in order to prevent violent protesting around Trump ’ s rally , which has been shrouded in controversy since the president initially announced plans last week to hold it in Tulsa on June 19 .
But the city reversed course less than a day later and rescinded the curfew , apparently at the request of Trump .
Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ June 20 after widespread outcry over the campaign ’ s decision to not just stage the event on Juneteenth , an annual holiday that marks the end of slavery in the United States , but to stage it in Tulsa , the site of one of the deadliest incidents of anti-black racial violence in the country in 1921 .
The Trump campaign has also faced criticism for holding the large-scale event during the coronavirus pandemic , prompting concerns from the city ’ s health department .
The campaign plans to distribute masks and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ perform temperature checks before the rallygoers enter Tulsa ’ s BOK Center .
The venue holds 19,000 people , and the campaign said it has received more than 1 million requests for tickets .
Attendees have also been asked to sign a waiver agreeing not to sue the campaign or the venue in the event of illness or injury .
“ Big crowds and lines already forming in Tulsa .
My campaign hasn ’ t started yet .
It starts on Saturday night in Oklahoma !
” Trump tweeted later Friday .
Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the protests in the wake of Floyd ’ s killing at the hands of police in Minneapolis .
While Trump has expressed outrage at Floyd ’ s death , he has also sharply criticized protests that have at times turned violent and has demanded that states more forcefully crack down on the demonstrations .
As protests broke out in Minneapolis in late May following Floyd ’ s death , Trump decried demonstrators as “ thugs ” and tweeted “ when the looting starts , the shooting starts ” — a phrase that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chief cracking down on protests during the Civil Rights era .
Trump has defended his use of the phrase , saying he wasn ’ t aware of its racially charged history .
He has also said it could be read as a threat or a fact , telling The Wall Street Journal in an interview this week that he meant it to be “ a combination of both .
”

This will keep both sides safe.
Trump supporters shouldn't have to worry about violence from far-left radicals for openly supporting the 45th president of the United States.
Likewise, protesters can express their viewpoint, but violence will not be tolerated!
The Hill has more details on Trump's statement and security at tonight's MAGA rally:
President Trump on Friday warned individuals against protesting in Tulsa, Okla., ahead of his Saturday campaign rally there, suggesting any demonstrators would be treated harshly.
[...]
Trump has heavily criticized Democratic leaders in New York, Seattle and Minneapolis for not sufficiently cracking down on demonstrations, some of which have turned unruly, that have erupted across the country to protest racism and police brutality in the wake of the death of George Floyd.
Asked about the tweet later Friday, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said that Trump was referring to "violent protesters" and not suggesting that the right to protest peaceably shouldn’t apply to his rallies.
“What the president is noting is that there were inexcusable scenes that we saw play out in New York and Seattle and Minneapolis and that we would not see Tulsa, Oklahoma, look that way,” McEnany told reporters at a briefing.
The city of Tulsa had announced a curfew for Friday and Saturday in order to prevent violent protesting around Trump’s rally, which has been shrouded in controversy since the president initially announced plans last week to hold it in Tulsa on June 19. But the city reversed course less than a day later and rescinded the curfew, apparently at the request of Trump.
Trump was forced to move the date to June 20 after widespread outcry over the campaign’s decision to not just stage the event on Juneteenth, an annual holiday that marks the end of slavery in the United States, but to stage it in Tulsa, the site of one of the deadliest incidents of anti-black racial violence in the country in 1921.
The Trump campaign has also faced criticism for holding the large-scale event during the coronavirus pandemic, prompting concerns from the city’s health department.
The campaign plans to distribute masks and hand sanitizer to attendees as well as perform temperature checks before the rallygoers enter Tulsa’s BOK Center. The venue holds 19,000 people, and the campaign said it has received more than 1 million requests for tickets.
Attendees have also been asked to sign a waiver agreeing not to sue the campaign or the venue in the event of illness or injury.
“Big crowds and lines already forming in Tulsa. My campaign hasn’t started yet. It starts on Saturday night in Oklahoma!” Trump tweeted later Friday.
Trump has been repeatedly criticized for his handling of the protests in the wake of Floyd’s killing at the hands of police in Minneapolis.
While Trump has expressed outrage at Floyd’s death, he has also sharply criticized protests that have at times turned violent and has demanded that states more forcefully crack down on the demonstrations.
As protests broke out in Minneapolis in late May following Floyd’s death, Trump decried demonstrators as “thugs” and tweeted “when the looting starts, the shooting starts” — a phrase that was used by a white Miami police chief cracking down on protests during the Civil Rights era.
Trump has defended his use of the phrase, saying he wasn’t aware of its racially charged history. He has also said it could be read as a threat or a fact, telling The Wall Street Journal in an interview this week that he meant it to be “a combination of both.”


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Portland Protesters Topple George Washington Statue and Burn American Flag on Its Head

`` Peaceful protesters '' in Portland toppled a statue of George Washington and set fire to an American flag on @ @ @ @ @ wake of George Floyd 's death , confederate statues have been vandalized and torn down @ @ @ @ @ , many of the founding fathers such as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson have also @ @ @ @ @ men owned slaves , as was common during those times .
Though no nation 's @ @ @ @ @ 's story is one of triumph and the pursuit of freedom and liberty for ALL @ @ @ @ @ continue the fight to ensure that everyone enjoys equal freedom and justice under the law @ @ @ @ @ are determined to destroy statues and undermine the foundations of this country .
Calls to @ @ @ @ @ have grown louder , and claims of `` systemic racism '' threaten the very foundation @ @ @ @ @ details on the tearing down of George Washington 's statue below :

"Peaceful protesters" in Portland toppled a statue of George Washington and set fire to an American flag on its head.
In the wake of George Floyd's death, confederate statues have been vandalized and torn down across the nation.
Now, many of the founding fathers such as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson have also come under scrutiny.
Both men owned slaves, as was common during those times.
Though no nation's history is perfect, America's story is one of triumph and the pursuit of freedom and liberty for ALL men.
Today, we continue the fight to ensure that everyone enjoys equal freedom and justice under the law.
But far left radicals are determined to destroy statues and undermine the foundations of this country.
Calls to "defund the police" have grown louder, and claims of "systemic racism" threaten the very foundation of our institutions.
More details on the tearing down of George Washington's statue below:


welovetrump--2020-06-20--Tens of Thousands of Enthusiastic Voters Lining Tulsa Streets Before Trump’s First MAGA Rally Since

Tens of Thousands of Enthusiastic Voters Lining Tulsa Streets Before Trump’s First MAGA Rally Since The ‘Rona

Trump has often complained that the media refuses to show the huge crowds at his MAGA rallies .
Because of COVID-19 and the fear-mongering of the Democrat party , the media is finally covering the HUGE lines ahead of Trump 's Tulsa rally .
NBC News has more details on the festive atmosphere : Supporters of President Donald Trump amassed outside the arena in Tulsa , Oklahoma , on Thursday , two days before he is scheduled to hold a campaign rally expected to draw at least 100,000 people .
`` We want to show our support , '' Robin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ since Monday , told The Oklahoman newspaper .
`` We feel like President Trump and his family have dedicated their lives to helping our country .
Sacrificing a week of our lives is nothing for what Trump has done for us . ''
Despite an uptick of coronavirus cases in the area and fears the event could be a COVID-19 `` super-spreader , '' many attendees chose to forgo masks and social distancing while in line , where people waited on lawn chairs and with tents .
One group even entertained their fellow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his re-election , singing : `` Vote Trump !
2020 ! ''
Trump said this week that over a million people had requested tickets for the event in the 19,000-seat Bank of Oklahoma Center , and his campaign has been lining up overflow areas .
The campaign is treating the event as a `` pro-Trump festival , '' complete with musical acts and high-profile surrogates who will take to stages inside and outside the arena , a source with knowledge of the plans told Axios .
A Trump campaign spokesperson confirmed the report @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Trump campaign has said every attendee will be subjected to a temperature check and offered hand sanitizer and a mask , although masks are not necessarily required .
A suit brought by Tulsa businesses and residents aimed at mandating coronavirus precautions at the rally was denied by an Oklahoma judge on Wednesday .
Lawyers for the plaintiffs turned to the Oklahoma Supreme Court for help on Thursday , arguing during a phone conference that , `` It 's madness to let this event go forward . ''
The lawyers noted that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of coronavirus safety restrictions .
`` If it 's not safe to have 12 citizens in a jury box , how is it safe to have 19,000 people together ? ''
one of the lawyers argued .

Enthusiasm around Trump’s first MAGA rally since COVID-19 began is at fever pitch.
Voters in Tulsa, OK are more excited than ever to show their support for the re-election of President Trump.
Hours before the doors to the stadium open, the streets of Tulsa were lined with tens of thousands of people.
Multiple videos posted on social media show the crowds growing by the minute.
Reports indicate that people were lined up as early as Tuesday for Saturday’s MAGA rally.
Now, with a few hours to go until rally time, the crowd continues to grow larger than ever.
See some of these jaw-dropping videos below:


welovetrump--2020-06-21--Trump Calls For Legislation Against Burning The Flag, Jail For Offenders

Nothing is safe from left wing mobs who are intent on destroying American symbols .
But tonight President Trump made @ @ @ @ @ to put a stop to it .
“ We ought to come up with legislation @ @ @ @ @ American flag , you go to jail for one year .
One year , ” @ @ @ @ @ he ’ s “ a big believer in freedom of speech , ” but calling @ @ @ @ @ Trump cited an incident at a protest in Portland as the inspiration for his proposal @ @ @ @ @ , leftist protesters in Portland , Oregon ripped down a statue of George Washington and @ @ @ @ @ , and set the American flag on fire , ” Trump said to raucous boos @ @ @ @ @ Democrat , all Democrat .
Everything I tell you is Democrat , ” he added @ @

Nothing is safe from left wing mobs who are intent on destroying American symbols.
Even Old Glory.
But tonight President Trump made it clear that he wants to put a stop to it.
From Forbes:
“We ought to come up with legislation that if you burn the American flag, you go to jail for one year. One year,” Trump said, claiming that he’s “a big believer in freedom of speech,” but calling flag burning “desecration.” Trump cited an incident at a protest in Portland as the inspiration for his proposal. “Two days ago, leftist protesters in Portland, Oregon ripped down a statue of George Washington and wrapped in an American flag, and set the American flag on fire,” Trump said to raucous boos from the crowd. “Democrat, all Democrat. Everything I tell you is Democrat,” he added.”


welovetrump--2020-06-21--At Least 4.2 Million Watched Trump’s Tulsa Rally Livestream; Millions More to Be Tallied in Coming D

At Least 4.2 Million Watched Trump’s Tulsa Rally Livestream; Millions More to Be Tallied in Coming Days

The media is attempting to spin a narrative that enthusiasm behind Team Trump is fading .
But that simply is @ @ @ @ @ indicators suggest that online viewership for Trump 's MAGA rally in Tulsa hit record highs @ @ @ @ @ which has broadcast every Trump rally since 2015 and follows the Trump campaign around the @ @ @ @ @ initial ratings figures .
On all it 's platforms , a combined 4.2 MILLION people @ @ @ @ @ !
Of course , this does n't even include the viewership from cable networks such @ @ @ @ @ news networks also broadcast the Tulsa rally live online , including Bloomberg , ABC , @ @ @ @ @ C-Span .
Yet just one 1 single online-based platform , Trump was able to get @ @ @ @ @ you imagine Sleepy Joe getting even a fraction of that viewership ?
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The media is attempting to spin a narrative that enthusiasm behind Team Trump is fading.
But that simply isn't the case!
Early indicators suggest that online viewership for Trump's MAGA rally in Tulsa hit record highs!
Right Side Broadcasting, which has broadcast every Trump rally since 2015 and follows the Trump campaign around the nation, has published its initial ratings figures.
On all it's platforms, a combined 4.2 MILLION people watched Trump's Tulsa rally!
Of course, this doesn't even include the viewership from cable networks such as Fox News!
Major news networks also broadcast the Tulsa rally live online, including Bloomberg, ABC, NBC, CNN, and C-Span.
Yet just one 1 single online-based platform, Trump was able to get 4.2 million viewers!
Can you imagine Sleepy Joe getting even a fraction of that viewership?!


welovetrump--2020-06-21--TRUMP: “Joe Biden is a helpless puppet of the radical left. And he’s not radical left. I don’t think

TRUMP: “Joe Biden is a helpless puppet of the radical left. And he’s not radical left. I don’t think he knows what he is anymore.”

The suggestion that Biden is a `` puppet '' brings his mental health into question .
According to the National Review , it is certainly fair to question the mental fitness of Biden to be president : Democrats showed us a surprising amount of cohesion and coordination , when , collectively , they took action to turn Joe Biden ’ s strong finish in South Carolina into a romp through Super Tuesday .
But they may regret this decision sooner than they think — and we may come to despise them for it .
Already there is an effort underway @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Bernie Sanders could do to him in the remainder of the Democratic primaries .
Leading Democrats such as James Clyburn have argued that it would be useless to hold more debates , because the party already has a strong front-runner , a prohibitive favorite if polls hold up .
Really ?
The whole point of elections is to see if polls hold up .
Biden currently has 867 delegates .
Sanders has 711 .
It takes 1991 delegates to win the nomination .
The last televised debate was before the South Carolina @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Pete Buttigieg , Mike Bloomberg , Elizabeth Warren , Tom Steyer , Biden , and Sanders .
We haven ’ t seen Biden take on someone one on one , though he does threaten random people who question him at his rallies .
Shouldn ’ t he have to close the deal with voters ?
Leaving aside those procedural questions , already there is another effort underway to impose a taboo against saying the following : Joe Biden is clearly not well .
The comeback front-runner for the Democratic nomination hasn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s lost the plot .
You ’ re not supposed to diagnose or psychoanalyze people from afar , I know .
It is rude .
Having any conversation about the frailty of an elderly public figure always feels rude .
Such conversations are difficult to have even about elderly family members , behind closed doors .
But this subject needs to be broached right now .
Accusations that Hillary Clinton was unwell were treated as a conspiracy theory up until the moment she seemed to collapse at a 9/11 memorial and was pushed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a sack of meat .
Though that viral clip surely hurt Clinton , it was a one-day story and she performed reasonably well on the campaign trail afterward .
Biden is amassing a series of viral clips that are much worse .
He ’ ll forget the name of former president Barack Obama , or the state he ’ s in , or stock phrases of American oratory : “ We hold these truths to be self-evident , that all men and women created by .
.
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you know .
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@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ll announce to a baffled crowd that “ I ’ m Joe Biden ’ s husband and I work for Cedric Richmond ” ( Richmond is a congressman , in case you were wondering . )

The suggestion that Biden is a "puppet" brings his mental health into question.
According to the National Review, it is certainly fair to question the mental fitness of Biden to be president:
Democrats showed us a surprising amount of cohesion and coordination, when, collectively, they took action to turn Joe Biden’s strong finish in South Carolina into a romp through Super Tuesday. But they may regret this decision sooner than they think — and we may come to despise them for it.
Already there is an effort underway to protect Biden from any possible damage that Bernie Sanders could do to him in the remainder of the Democratic primaries. Leading Democrats such as James Clyburn have argued that it would be useless to hold more debates, because the party already has a strong front-runner, a prohibitive favorite if polls hold up.
Really? The whole point of elections is to see if polls hold up. Biden currently has 867 delegates. Sanders has 711. It takes 1991 delegates to win the nomination. The last televised debate was before the South Carolina primary, and it included Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg, Mike Bloomberg, Elizabeth Warren, Tom Steyer, Biden, and Sanders. We haven’t seen Biden take on someone one on one, though he does threaten random people who question him at his rallies. Shouldn’t he have to close the deal with voters?
Leaving aside those procedural questions, already there is another effort underway to impose a taboo against saying the following: Joe Biden is clearly not well. The comeback front-runner for the Democratic nomination hasn’t lost a step; he’s lost the plot. You’re not supposed to diagnose or psychoanalyze people from afar, I know. It is rude. Having any conversation about the frailty of an elderly public figure always feels rude. Such conversations are difficult to have even about elderly family members, behind closed doors.
But this subject needs to be broached right now. Accusations that Hillary Clinton was unwell were treated as a conspiracy theory up until the moment she seemed to collapse at a 9/11 memorial and was pushed into the side of a van like a sack of meat. Though that viral clip surely hurt Clinton, it was a one-day story and she performed reasonably well on the campaign trail afterward. Biden is amassing a series of viral clips that are much worse. He’ll forget the name of former president Barack Obama, or the state he’s in, or stock phrases of American oratory: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men and women created by . . . you know . . . you know the thing.” He’ll announce to a baffled crowd that “I’m Joe Biden’s husband and I work for Cedric Richmond” (Richmond is a congressman, in case you were wondering.)


welovetrump--2020-06-21--President Trump: “We’re Not Conforming” To Left Wing Mob As Monuments Are Destroyed

Across the country major cities are literally being overrun with left wing mobs vandalizing people ’ s property , threatening @ @ @ @ @ monuments to American history .
At his rally tonight in Tulsa , President Trump didn @ @ @ @ @ to make the choice clear this election day .
From our friends at Fox News @ @ @ @ @ radicals ” that targeted statues of Thomas Jefferson and Christopher Columbus in recent days and @ @ @ @ @ be passed that burning the American flag results in a year in jail .
While @ @ @ @ @ , Trump repeatedly used examples of protesters tearing down monuments and the Seattle CHOP zone @ @ @ @ @ “ law and order ” theme — while insisting Biden , the presumptive Democratic presidential @ @ @ @ @ cave ” to such “ radical ” parts of his party .
“ Do you @ @ @ @ @ left-wing mob or do you want to stand up tall and proud as Americans ?
@ @ @ @ @ point .
And there was no question to his answer :

Across the country major cities are literally being overrun with left wing mobs vandalizing people’s property, threatening violence, and ripping down monuments to American history.
At his rally tonight in Tulsa, President Trump didn’t miss his chance to make the choice clear this election day.
From our friends at Fox News:
He also cited “radicals” that targeted statues of Thomas Jefferson and Christopher Columbus in recent days and said that a law should be passed that burning the American flag results in a year in jail. While touting his chances in November, Trump repeatedly used examples of protesters tearing down monuments and the Seattle CHOP zone as a foil for his “law and order” theme — while insisting Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, would always “cave” to such “radical” parts of his party. “Do you want to bow before the left-wing mob or do you want to stand up tall and proud as Americans?” he asked at one point.
And there was no question to his answer:


welovetrump--2020-06-21--Media Mocks Empty Tulsa Seats, But Doesn’t Report BLM Protesters Blocking Rally Entrances

If all you watched was the mainstream media , you would think that there is less support for President Trump @ @ @ @ @ the Drudge Report , which used to be considered conservative , has a headline that @ @ @ @ @ Mega . ''
Liberals are rejoicing as images of empty seats in Trump 's Tulsa @ @ @ @ @ According to the campaign , over 1 million tickets were reserved prior to the rally @ @ @ @ @ reporter on the ground covering the event said that this was the largest turnout they @ @ @ @ @ MAGA rally .
There are always two sides to every story .
The media is @ @ @ @ @ inside the Trump rally… but what they did n't cover were the radical BLM protesters @ @ @ @ @ a few tweets from the over-joyed mainstream media :

If all you watched was the mainstream media, you would think that there is less support for President Trump than in 2016.
Even the Drudge Report, which used to be considered conservative, has a headline that reads, "MAGA Less Mega."
Liberals are rejoicing as images of empty seats in Trump's Tulsa rally flood social media.
But this doesn't make sense…
According to the campaign, over 1 million tickets were reserved prior to the rally.
Furthermore, virtually every reporter on the ground covering the event said that this was the largest turnout they've EVER seen for a MAGA rally.
But…
There are always two sides to every story.
The media is covering all the empty seats inside the Trump rally… but what they didn't cover were the radical BLM protesters blocking the entrances.
See a few tweets from the over-joyed mainstream media:


welovetrump--2020-06-21--“The Ramp Was Like An Ice-Skating Rink;” President Trump Has Fun With West Point Story

President Trump wants you to know that he does n't have Parkinsons disease .
One of the opening monologues of @ @ @ @ @ poke in the eye of the liberal press over his slow walk down a ramp @ @ @ @ @ speech .
From our friends at Fox News : Trump also spent a significant amount @ @ @ @ @ got for what appeared to be a ginger walk down a ramp and an awkward @ @ @ @ @ water at a West Point graduation earlier this month .
Trump defended himself , alluded @ @ @ @ @ issues instead of himself , then took a sip of water to loud cheers from @ @ @ @ @ the water out of the glass .
`` That 's enough , I wanted to @ @ @ @ @ everybody understand that story , '' the president concluded . ''
Still , this does @ @ @ @ @ the fun that was being had at the expense of the media present :

President Trump wants you to know that he doesn't have Parkinsons disease.
One of the opening monologues of tonight's rally was a poke in the eye of the liberal press over his slow walk down a ramp at his West Point commencement speech.
From our friends at Fox News:
Trump also spent a significant amount of time addressing criticism he got for what appeared to be a ginger walk down a ramp and an awkward sip from a glass of water at a West Point graduation earlier this month. Trump defended himself, alluded that Joe Biden had health issues instead of himself, then took a sip of water to loud cheers from the crowd, before tossing the water out of the glass. "That's enough, I wanted to tell that story, does everybody understand that story," the president concluded."
Still, this doesn't quite do justice to the fun that was being had at the expense of the media present:


welovetrump--2020-06-21--The Left Will Go Nuts Over President Trump’s Covid-19 Nickname: Kung Flu

President Donald Trump won ’ t let China off the hook for Covid-19 , even if the mainstream media won @ @ @ @ @ dictatorship to account .
The virus , of course , was the elephant in the @ @ @ @ @ off his first campaign rally in months in Tulsa , Ok. As reported byABC , @ @ @ @ @ nickname for the virus yet : Trump brought up the virus ’ s origins in @ @ @ @ @ amusement of the crowd .
“ COVID-19 .
That name gets further and further away @ @ @ @ @ calling it the Chinese virus , ” he said to a loud applause .
He @ @ @ @ @ as the “ kung flu.
” Calling the President racist for linking the virus to @ @ @ @ @ has been a constant point of attack for the lamestream media since the outbreak began @ @ @ @

President Donald Trump won’t let China off the hook for Covid-19, even if the mainstream media won’t hold the communist dictatorship to account.
The virus, of course, was the elephant in the room as President Trump kicked off his first campaign rally in months in Tulsa, Ok.
As reported byABC, he resurrected his most criticized nickname for the virus yet:
Trump brought up the virus’s origins in China, much to the amusement of the crowd. “COVID-19. That name gets further and further away from China as opposed to calling it the Chinese virus,” he said to a loud applause. He also later referred to it as the “kung flu.”
Calling the President racist for linking the virus to its country of origin, has been a constant point of attack for the lamestream media since the outbreak began earlier this year: